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go-stack

A web stack based on Postgres, Redis, GraphQL and React.

There is a TODO app to showcase the stack, check out the source code for inspiration on how to use the different parts of the stack.

Run backend locally

You will need a Postgres and Redis server installed to run this stack.

$ make

# This will start go-stack with default JWT certificates and assumes that the
# postgres and redis servers are accessible on localhost on their default
# ports.
# See go-stack -h if you need help.
$ ./go-stack

Run frontend locally

The frontend assumes that you have node and yarn installed and that you are running the backend on port 4000.

$ cd frontend
$ yarn
$ yarn start:dev

Build release

GRAPHQL_URL=https://example.com GRAPHQL_WS_URL=https://example.com make release

Run with let's encrypt

Use the -lets-encrypt-domain and -lets-encrypt-cert-dir options to start the server and let let's encrypt generate valid SSL certificates.

JWT certificates

The stack uses JWT for authentication. Use the following commands to generate a new set of private and public key. The keys should be used when starting the backend.

openssl genpkey -algorithm Ed25519 -out private.pem
openssl pkey -in private.pem -pubout >public.pem
base64 -w0 private.pem >private.pem.base64
base64 -w0 public.pem >public.pem.base64

Cloudflare

If you are using the Cloudflare DNS proxy and want to utilize the gzip compression in go-stack you will have to disable the Brotli compression in the Cloudflare control panel.